🇮🇱🇮🇷🇺🇸 A possible Trump-Netanyahu deal holds the Iran strike until after Israel votes on Tuesday... and a war after the US midterms lands right in the middle of Netanyahu's coalition talks
Israel's election looks headed for a deadlock between the two blocs, and the fastest way to move opposition parties into Netanyahu's camp is a country back at war.
Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, former IDF intelligence officer, is hearing that Trump and Netanyahu struck a deal, with the plans on ice for days, not cancelled:
"There's going to be a massive escalation in Iran very soon, but it's not going to be before the elections."
Striking before the vote would look like an election stunt and could backfire, and Shaiel flatly rejects the idea that the election gets suspended at all.
He says the IDF has no plan beyond hitting and blockading until something snaps, and that Israel's own intelligence reads the regime as sturdier than before the war.
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Jeremy Roseberry @jeremyroseberry ·
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@MarioNawfal We were told the war was necessary because of an imminent threat. Now we are delaying it for Israeli and US elections. Therefore, we know the first sentence was BS.














































